starting to come to bart stations here in the bay area. live in walnut creek, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news the scooter company lime is sour after not making the cut for the pilot program. today the company, which is based in the city, wants you to show up on its behalf. the company is especially couraging riders to use today's land use and committee meeting. on the agenda, supervisors will discuss how the finalists for that permit program were selected. lime and bird got left out. lime does appealing the decision. it's 4:30. let's get a quick update on your traffic and weather. hi there, drew. >> hi. good morning, guys. live doppler 7 right now, you notice it is quiet with the active sweep. but this time tomorrow will be tracking light showers moving through the region. let's go hour by hour. cloud cover early on. you'll notice it is rather humid

right now ahead of the storm system. later on today, 60s and seft. it will be comfortable temperature-wise. as the sun goes down, there's a chance first in the north bay late don't. but everywhere we'll see showers tomorrow. we'll detail that in four minutes. first a check of the raoldz with alexis. good morning, drew. thinking tomorrow morning's commute could be interesting. been a while since we have had wet pavement. today we are enjoying the dry pavement and a quiet start. bay bridge, traffic heading into san francisco just fine. salesforce transit center is still closed. the off-ramp from the bay bridge is closed as well. if you want to avoid that, take harrison. no delays right now. that could change a little bit further into the morning. a quick check of drive times. westbound 580, tracy to dublin, 36 minutes. antioch to concord in the green at 13. southbound 101, san rafael to san francisco, wide open at 14 minutes.

>> thanks, alexis. now questions this morning after the size and scope of the fbi investigation into supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. efplly rouse joins us >> reporter: president trump is supportive of the fbi investigation which he ordered with conditions that it be limited in scope and finished by this friday. the fbi investigation into accusations against brett kavanaugh is officially under way. while lawyers for christine blasey ford say so far agents have not spoken to her, the fbi has talked with kavanaugh's second accuser, deborah ramirez, a yale classmate who claims kavanaugh exposed himself at a dorm party. a source tells abc news, ramirez provided a list of witnesses. on "60 minutes", chris coons and

republican jeff flake, who forced the investigation, agreeing -- >> if judge kavanaugh is shown to have lied to the committee, nomination is over? >> oh, yes, i would think so. >> reporter: investigators do not plan to interview kavanaugh's classmates month contradict his testimony about his drinking >> isn't that relevant given there clearly was drinking going on? at least it's alleged at the party? >> no. i think you're trying to portray him as a stumbling, bumbling drunk, gang rapist. >> a former college friend trying this letter in the new york sometimes saying, quote, in denying the possibility that he ever blacked out while drinking and in down playing the degree julie swetnick claims she witnessed calf knauf mistreat women at parties in high school. kavanaugh strongly denies all allegations.

>> reporter: senator dianne feinstein asked the fbi for the full list of instructions provided by president trump. te white house said over the weekend the president is not micromanaging this investigation. >> emily, we heard a lot from the special prosecutor speaking on behalf of the republicans on the committee. what saying now? >> reporter: reggie, over the weekend a memo came out that rachel mitchell, the special prosecutor to question christine blasey ford, a memo five pages long detailing why she would not recommend charges against brett kavanaugh based on what christine blasey ford said. she outlined several reasons why, lists things like inconsistencies in her story, and gaps in blasey ford's memory that she says, you know, make this not even a he said/she said case in rachel mitch will el's view. this is even weaker than that. the democrats, of course, are coming back already and expecting to say this was not

about christine blasey ford being on trial. instead, it was about brett kavanaugh interviewing for a job. >> that has been the confusion in the whole process. emily rau, thank you very much. there are new developments every day. you can be the first to know about them with our abc 7 news app. be sure to enable push alerts and you get them sent right to your phone or mobile device. a former berkeley professor is awarded the nobel prize in medicine for discovering a new cancer treatment. this is video from the announcement in sweden overnight. james allison, he's on the left, received the award, along with hanjo on the right. the two men discovered a cancer treatment, immune check point theory. it uses the body's own immune system to attack cancer cells. this was first started in a lab in berkeley in the 1990s. allison was a professor there. from 1985 to 2004.

he now current live works at university of texas cancer center in houston. happening now, crews working to shore up cracked steel beams at the salesforce transit center in san francisco. the materials they are using to shore up the $2 billion building were delivered over the weekend. fremont remains blocked between mission and howard. trap sit officials should know by tomorrow when they could partially reopen. the trump administration is suing the state of california over net neutrality that governor brown just signed into is law. it guarantees full and equal access to the internet. among other things, internet providers cannot block or slow data based on content or favor websites or video streams from companies that maestra. the justice department announced the lawsuit shortly after the

governor signed the bill yesterday. the department says the federal government has exclusive power to right the rules of the web. telecom companies are expected to file their own lawsuits. governor brown has vetoed a bill that would have allowed san francisco to taupe a supervised safe injection site for in extra venous drug users. enabling illegal and destructive drug use will never work. san francisco could still go ahead and open a site, but it would violate state and federal law. mayor breed says she's going to move to push the effort forward. today marks 25 years since the kidnapping and murder of polly class. she was taken from her home in petaluma at knifepoint during a shraupl better party. searchers spent two months looking for any signs of her before her body was found. a jury keubgted davis and is still awaiting execution. a remembrance will take place in

pacific grove today. canada and the u.s. have narrowly averted a possible trade war. late last night canada agreed to sign a trade deal between the u.s. and mexico. it replaces nafta, which president trump has criticized for years. the agreement many give american farmers greater access to canada's dairy market. meanwhile, canada will get protection from tariffs for its automobile industry. the agreement goes to congress, which can suggest changes. and good morning. 4 whrpb 38 on this monday morning. it is a mild morning as well. a little bit on the muggy side, too. temperature-wise, good morning east bay, san leandro, it's 50. alameda, close to the warm or water 61. area wide, waking up to 50s and 60s. 60, san francisco. 61 for san jose. later on today, you'll notice it's not only muggy out there, the clouds will be thickening throughout the afternoon. that's going to limit temperatures into the afternoon.

68 in san francisco. mainly cloudy skies today. 73, oakland. 79 san he jose. 80, concord. santa rosa, 75 degrees. we will take you into the north bay with our 12-hour day planner. a fair amount of cloud cover throughout the day. we will reach the low 70s in a lot of spots in the north bay. after the sun goes down, we are tracking the return of showe in the north bay and widespread tomorrow. we bring back the storm enact scale. we use it to rank from 1 light to 5, severe. the system we're tracking tomorrow is a light storm, level 1. light to moderate showers. the highest rainfall will be in the north bay. it's likely everyone will see light showers. tomorrow along the coast there is a chance of a thundershower popping up. something we haven't seen in three to four months. >> i was going to put you on the

spot. >> it was may 27th the last time san francisco had rainfall. >> as we know, the first time it rains all the oils rise to the surface. it's nice and slick. tomorrow could be interesting. today, not really. a quiet, boring start here which is of course what we like on the roots when we talk about traffic. one major to talk about. a full closure of southbound 880, 23rd avenue. once again, all lanes are blocked until 5:00 this morning. last friday they were working on the northbound side of the road. they should be done in 20 minutes. stick to 580 if that is possible. you have a mile and a half of backup. you're down to 14 miles per hou certainly something you don't want to get caught in before 5bg a.m. no metering lights yet. we have a decent stack up on either side. cash lanes, fast track, you don't have anything to worry

about. next traffic update in 10 weeks preparation is under way. and things to do in the days ahead. the oakland a's clear a big hurdle and plans for a waterfront stadium all thanks to governor brown.

and good monday morning. 4:43 a.m. looking at live doppler l and satellite. this is our next storm system. it ranks a 1. a light storm on the storm impact scale. take a look at the three-day forecast. today it is a lot of cloud cover. after the sun goes down, a chance of shower in the north bay. our first fall storm arrives tomorrow. we'll go hour by hour and time out the rain in six months. jessica. drew, thank you. oakland a's are ready to take on the yankees in new york. the wild card matchup for wednesday. leaders are taking steps toward building a new ballpark. governor drown signed a bill. that means any complaints will be handled within nine months. the team president tells the chronicle this will keep plans to open a new stadium by 2023 on track. the a's still have not announced

whether they plan to build along the water or stay at the coliseum >> in the south bay, one of the last landmarks of silicon ilico valley's agricultural area has closed. the store has operated for decades. olsson family first opened it in 1932. the family business dates back to 1899. competition and finding enough work stories sort fruit is forcing them to shut down. better news now, blue angels back in san francisco this week. fleet week starts today and ends october 8th. i love fleet week. you can tour ships, look at special exhibits and check out free concerts. kate larson has more on fleet week preparations. >> reporter: every year the blue angels fly into town. ships pass through our golden gate and sailors file down city

streets, which means it must be october and the start of fleet week. but they are not just for show. >> we think san francisco is no states is doing it like we do >> reporter: he works for the department of emergency management, which holds exercises with police, fire departments and the military to prepare for a potential disaster. on sunday, this navy landing craft utility boat simulated a landing at pier 50 as if there was a catastrophic earthquake in san francisco. >> we feel this is preparing san francisco and making us a much more resilient city. >> reporter: but fleet week is also about family. >> we arrived here just to see our son. >> reporter: wearing a hat with the name of his son's ship, the family waited outside pier 32. hours passed and crews of sailors made their way from the

ship to the embarcadero until a familiar smile was met with open arms. >> you get to see family, spend time with them, tour around san francisco. i haven't been home in almost two years, three years. it's going to be fun. i miss them so much. i love them so much >> reporter: in san francisco, kate larson, abc news. >> welcome back home to san francisco. >> it's always great to see them. who cannot hear the blue a gels angels as they are practicing throughout the week. >> the first time always scares you. then you're like, oh, wait. >> it's great to see them practice all week. >> weather-wise, as we get to the weekend, it will be nice. the first half we are tracking the return of some rain. outside we go. a live look at the exploratorium camera. we have really good visibility at this hour. we have partly cloudy skies across the region. temperature-wise, waking up to a

mild morning as well. 60 in san francisco. 62, hayward. 61 in san jose. concord, 64. it's also humid out there. today is one of those days where you have to have the extra hairspray, hair gel. the humidity factor is high. highs today will see increasing clouds throughout the day as well. 68 in san francisco later today. 73, oakland. 79, san jose. 80, concord. napa and santa rosa, high in the mid-70s later today. rain does return to the forecast tomorrow. so we bring back the storm impact scale and use this exclusively here to rank our storms from 1 light, 5 severe. it gives you a chance to know what to expect with each storm. the highest rainfall, which is typical with our first storms of the season, will be in the north bay. on the coast there is slight chances of thunder. late tonight by 11:00, perhaps a light shower in the north bay. tomorrow morning, that will track the light to moderate rainfall. pops of yellow and orange on your screen.

by 6:30 tomorrow morning, you can see green on your screen. tomorrow morning's commute will feature wet roadways. showers after sunset in the north bay tonight. widespread light rain tomorrow. even a slight chance wednesday morning. then we dry out and brighten up into the upcoming weekend with mild weather return. that's weather. now a check of the roads with alexis. good morning. good morning, drew. so far so good. no major incidents to talk about. the central valley where the commute in tracy is building. westbound 205, 21 miles per hour. 580 a little bit slower at 15 miles per hour. as you approach altamonte pass, several miles of heavy traffic. a quick check of the salesforce transit center, no change. fremont closed from howard to mission. transit agencies using the temporary terminal instead. casual carpool may be affected. thanks, alexis.

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>> and welcome back. 4:54 a.m. we're going hour by hour on your monday. 7:00 this morning, fair amount of cloud cover out there. we'll see breaks of sunshine midday. it will be a muggy day with temperatures in the 60s and 70s. after sunset, there is a chance of shower in the north bay as we head into tuesday morning. jessica. drew, thank you. flights out of san francisco international airport are back to normal this morning after 600 cancellations and delays over the weekend. the airport had to close two of its busiest run ways for maintenance work. crews worked below the pavement in preparation for holiday traffic and upcoming winter weather. initially only one run way was supposed to close, but they had to shut down two because of the work that needed to be done >> in the north bay, survivors of last year's deadlydfes

had another chance to say thank you to the people who rushed to help them when the flames erupted. tphoe ♪ abc 7 news was in santa rosa courthouse square for heroes of october. the event paid tribute to first responders and others who risked their lives to save others nearly a year ago. it provided the chance to reflect on the healing process. >> last year has taken a remark bible amount out of our community. we need to get-together, dance around a little bit, remember what it took to get us to this anniversary. >> the further you get out, there is a lot of mixed emotions. it's hard. not everyone shares the experiences the same. >> and you can see the t-shirts representing first responders hung in honor. >> we're tracking pwfpl rain coming our way tuesday. we break out the storm impact

scale. we haven't used this in several months. we track our storms at abc 7. 1 light to 5 severe. it's one of our first of the season. it's a light system. light to moderate showers. highest rainfall will likely fall in the north bay. everyone will see light showers. on the coast there is a chance of a thundershower popping up. now the roads are alexis. >> good morning, drew. no incidents to talk about so far this morning. we are just talking about road work at this early hour. full closure of southbound 880, 23rd avenue. that is scheduled to wrap up at 5:00. they should be done or at least picking that up in the next few minutes. it is causing about a 15-minute delay. stick to eastbound 580, that is wide open for alternate. a quick check of the drive into san francisco, closureor and fr. we had road work on the lower deck of the bay bridge. they have wrapped that up. next update at 5:00.

>> thanks, alexis. susan g. komen race for the cure being called another big success. that's kate larson who emceed yesterday's event. they raised $200,000 for the fight against breast cancer. many people showed up decked out in bright pink. >> i'm standing up for my aunt. this is my first time running. it feels awesome. >> race for the cures across the country raises millions of net 5:00, calirnia rsushe trump whent s to a new law over equal access online. hear why the company being blamed for the cracked beams is reportedly being blamed to problems linked with bart. >> you never he know whe the cat

one thing we love in local news and this morning is no different. prepare yourself for a muggy monday. >> rain is in the forecast this week as well. >> which is something we haven't heard since what day, drew tuma? >> may 23rd is when most of us saw our last rain system. outside we go. a live look at the exploratorium